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files. Lord Ronin is planning Notes From Meeting of on DL-ing this for our 21V June/01 ce testing and a demo. He did The V Open: 7:00pm DL the 4bit files. But they were not ready for viewing by meeting time. He is NeiDSletter: Approved collecting the GoDot files and new E.P.S. files that are Chancellor: A reminder about elections being put up at Arndt s site. next meeting, was met with groans from As well as helping a little bit the officers. <BG> Nominations are still with Arndt s Newsroom and open. Currently the offices are Print Master work. C hancellor! elected for life is poor Sensei. Treasurer: Gary Dupuy, Commodore Treasurer: $6 Librarian: Imperial Warlord, Am iga Librarian: Mark E. Reed, Editor: Lord C- Librarian: Work for the Ronin from Q-Link. BBS in testing out a huge and unsorted collection of The offices of SysOp, Web Master, C- Tnet Geos files. At this time only 111 Reporter, Amiga* Inet Reporter, Amiga GeoPaint files are being Em ulator Represents, tive . Plus the Deputy taken to the BBS. Part of the offices are all appointed. disk sorting. So far almost 200 GeoPaint files have been Sensei then went over the last issue of found. Data Store 3-01 and tj a Green the Village Green, Covering points of subs hold the files. They interest and updates. E-Mail in the Wave is were tested, classified then still beinf discussed, and a new beta with the use of GeoZip V6. version has been released. Lord Ronin has Converted and Zipped into not DL-ed that one as of yet. The Jeri DL-able files. The June disk Board is now called the CommodoreOne. has a surprise upon it. Side Lord Ronin is adding some information on one is all in UUENCODE. But this in his section <ed note? that ides. was the tools to open them, up are cancelled at the last moment. Because I included. As is the .D64 felt it more important to present the creator/reverter from Load information from Maurice and his Star. Side #2 is a game called aquisition of CMD items. This therefore B Burago, A race car game delayed the CommodoreOne information to from 95ce th at was fixed for a later issue.y From the Fresno Users the C- world by Mad Max Group Newsletter. We saw more colours for and sent to us for the group the new Post Script System for the and board use. All C* Geos/Wheels world. A print out of a file for hacking mags have been users of post script, was put in the issue. removed from the BBS. We More colours and the ability to print found that converting them colour in GeoPublish. The display also to normal PET. Destroyed the showed sizing of entire pages that could UUENCODE files. Lord Ronin then be printed in one page. <ed note? I DL-ed all 20 issues and they now ha ve an Optra 40 post script printer. are now being split up, Many thanks to DaleSidebottom. That in arc-ed and sda-ed. Then back the future I hope to be using. lam signing on the BBS. By the time this up for Maurices list Where the above file issue reaches the members. was located originally. Some of m y work All 20 will be up for DL. will be size reduced for the upcoming CML issue.y Amiga Librarian: Lord Alberonn stated that "A bit There is an early release for the JOS of news that's actually late The Voice of the ACU.G JULY 200ICE ISSUE fl for the newsletter. For the past two weeks by #30. who has also been making manuals Amiga. Inc. ran a very limited time offer and walkthroughs with wrong is write and for the Amiga. Party Pack. This included Geos, helping future C« users. These when the Amiga. S.D.K. and sample games and finished and made into sda files and put on applications for the new Amiga. D.E. system the board. Gained primarily from Project It also includes an offer for a. $100 discount 64 web site. coupon off an AmigaQne PPC/1200 or a. free copy of Amiga. OS 4.0 fr 4.2. These ran for The PRG group is almost finished with $99 each. There is a version that runs on the first of the three C.B.M. books on top of Linux, another for on the Windblown programming. Discussed was where we system. The AmigaQne mother board has would like to go after the books are been slightly delayed. However actual finished. Game creation, sprites music. mother boards were seen at the Amiga Kick Start Show. According to Amiga, OS 4.0 is Geos S-I.G- has a new member #22- Who moving along pretty good, and it along has factory copies of 1.2 and 1.3. just with the AmigaQne should be out later this starting on learning the enjoyment of summer." Geos. Many lessons and discussions held on how to use the GeoWrite and GeoPaint prgs. Editor: Lots to say and a little space to say it this issue. As I don't know at this DlSCUSSlon: Newcomer game 14 disks sides time how much the Maurice article will plus new and old sid file disks. Not NTSC take in space. So pardon for the more compatible and in 40 tracks. <ed note; i f I abrupt style of writing these notes. can get a PAL machine. I ha ve been asked Cameron Kaiser has released Hyper Link to write the review.> Making the "I Adore 2.5. I'll have more on that in future issues. My 64 buttons with the Post Script system. Including price and features. We have been A good idea if we can learn how to do it testing the Load Star .D&4 creator and with correctly, making Village buttons for the the help of #30. there are now some more board members with their ID numbers. Also RPGs on the BBS. #30 has also been working a good idea and time and another tool is on walthrougns and manuals. Writing needed for the physical work. More talk on work has been fine. As of this date of the CatMarks, club money. This is on hold writing. The first of the series for the till shop reopens. No refund yet on the Wanderer s World E-Text Mag has started. damaged Optra printer. Getting a funny This one is on BBS and today. <ed note; run around. Wanderer's World has now folded for severs,! months to corner Thanks to #4 and Close: 9:10 his help. The screen shots were converted to gif. I zipped the files and sent them to Lord Ronlu's R am bllngs Allan for Commodore Scene. Six files were sent and more are being worked upon for O.K. the following is what I abbreviated the meeting notes for, in the desire to make the first series on RPG tools. <ed note? the intro appeared in OS certain this reaches our readers. Both members and exchanges. The text is from Maurice Randalls Click Here Software site. Demos: Wheels 128 and Wave 128 were Gaelyne Gasson posted the entire bit to the shown on the system. Also the new GeoZip mail list and I have just edited out some tool. This months disk and how to use the small parts. So that it would fit in this UUDECODE tool as well as the start of the space, keeping as much as possible intact. race game. Some GeoPaint files were shown Great news for all of the C* users. in how they are tested and then converted and zipped in one motion with the GeoZip Here is the text on the next page with prg. the ordering information for you. Thank you Maurice for helping to preserve and S.I.G.s: In the RPG group. Work has been improve the C« World. on saving games and making them into files for the BBS- this has been done mainly The Voice of the ACU.G JULY 2001CE ISSUE Click Here Software Co is currently this business is targeted at Commodore finalizing a deal with Creative Micro owners and you can imagine what the Designs in order to take over the licensing, finance people think. However, with some manufacturing, and distribution of their of my own money and with the help of entire Commodore-related product line. We another individual, I'm able to come up intend to keep these products available for with a good portion of what I need to finish m any years to come in addition to this deal. Presently, I'm lacking about continued support of all the existing $10,000 to complete the deal. I'm trying to products through new and exciting work this deal in a way that I don't get upgrades. The CMD staff is taking the 4th myself into a financial mess. The only way of July week off and when they return this takeover can happen is if I make it a from vacation, I will be making a trip to successful and profitable venture. So far, East Longmeadow, Massachusetts to spend a I'm OK. Another idea I have to raise some week learning all the tricks involved in capital is to announce some of the new getting each CMD product produced and products I plan to introduce soon. If I can running. Following that, I will be pre-sell enough of these, I would have the returning back to Michigan with a truck remaining amount of money that I need to and trailer full of anything and finish the purchase.
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